As many of you might know, when you deploy a ELK stack on Amazon Web Services, you only get E and K in the ELK stack, which is Elasticsearch and Kibana. Here we will be dealing with Logstash on EC2.
Logstash
A collection of 4 posts
How to Ingest Nginx Access Logs to Elasticsearch using Filebeat and Logstash
In this post we will setup a Pipeline that will use Filebeat to ship our Nginx Web Servers Access Logs into Logstash, which will filter our data according to a defined pattern, which also includes Maxmind's GeoIP, and
How to Ingest Nginx Access Logs to Elasticsearch using Filebeat and Logstash
In this post we will setup a Pipeline that will use Filebeat to ship our Nginx Web Servers Access Logs into Logstash, which will filter our data according to a defined pattern, which also includes Maxmind's GeoIP, and
Setup ELK Stack with Elasticsearch Kibana Logstash
~Note:~ This post is old and is scheduled to be updated. Centralized logging, analytics and visualization with ElasticSearch [https://www.elastic.co/], Filebeat [https://www.elastic.co/products/beats/filebeat], Kibana [https://www.elastic.co/products/kibana] and Logstash [https:
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